Har2Nok has 12 Rick Ross type beats available to license at https://www.har2nok.com/beats/type/rick-ross. Most are hip-hop, cinematic, trap, between 70–170 BPM, commonly in F min, A min, C♯ min. Leases start at $40, with instant download after checkout. Har2Nok is a Paris-based producer and composer with credits on SNEP (France) and Ultratop (Belgium) gold/platinum-certified releases.
- Where can I buy a Rick Ross type beat?
- Har2Nok (a Paris-based producer and composer with credits on SNEP (France) and Ultratop (Belgium) gold/platinum-certified releases) sells 12 Rick Ross type beats at https://www.har2nok.com/beats/type/rick-ross. Each has a full audio preview, listed BPM and key, and is delivered instantly on checkout. Examples: "Laptev" (163 BPM, C maj) — https://www.har2nok.com/beats/laptev; "Babylone" (130 BPM, F min) — https://www.har2nok.com/beats/babylone; "Round Three" (140 BPM, B min) — https://www.har2nok.com/beats/round-three.
- How much does a Rick Ross type beat cost?
- Leases start at $40 and go up to $200 for the Unlimited Trackout license (tiers: Standard, Premium WAV, Premium Trackout, Unlimited Trackout). Exclusive licenses start at $1500 on selected beats; others are by negotiation. Every price is one payment, no subscription.
- Can I release a song made on a Rick Ross type beat on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube?
- Yes. Every lease covers a commercial release on streaming platforms: the Standard lease allows up to 500,000 streams and 1 music video, and the Unlimited Trackout license removes the caps. Credit the beat as "Prod. Har2Nok". Full terms: https://www.har2nok.com/licensing.
- Do I own the beat after buying it?
- Every sale, exclusive included, is a license to use the beat: Har2Nok keeps the composition and the beat master. A lease is non-exclusive; an exclusive license takes the beat off the store so no new licenses are sold.
- Is Rick Ross involved in these beats?
- No. "Rick Ross type beat" describes a sound. These are original productions by Har2Nok, not affiliated with or endorsed by Rick Ross.